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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-13

NONSA triae with any Throat or
OoN Lung Disease. If you have
a Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Croupo or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. 1t is a positive cure
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and 5Oc
For Sale by Ragland & Kennedy.
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Livery Stables and Hacks COnnected.

Hacks Nos. 10, IL, IL, 10, u, Is. Undsr
takers office, "a Blum street, and Stables, uP
pOsite Merger Hotel. Bodies embalmed PEu
shipped to all points in the Union. Only WI II
Hesrse In the city. Open day and night t.
phone No. Is
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-02

The Delaware and Hudson Canal com
pauy il about to erect at Port Henry a
100000 depot, and to enlarge the yard ut
that place. one Of the IRON firms has Of
fered to give $4,000 toward the expense.
the company viii also build a new depot
at Ruuses Point.
The Williamson correspondent of the
Mortified NClcs says: The Central Yer
mont raliroad ls making changes in the
route from Barre TO this point, for he
purpose of reduc " The curves. Ii Is said
that thousand. dollars expended this
fall in buildlu ne road vii, Toe thrown
away. The cu.u.;e i, owing 10 some con
tract entered iAtp Wi-h the Grand Trunk
railroad for through lreight, etc.
In referring 10 the Boston aud Maine
leases the Barton Monitor says "N nat.
ever may be the result OF the changes, no
injury has yet been telt lF the lease Of
the PWsumusie. C-rWiuly there has
never been shown heretofore $50 CREST 2,
WILLINGNESS TO pgt THING, d. repair aud
convrr ...- AS uuciu- me yur We
LOOK r.. .i-.. '.. ....4 'tr-. The
reduD ..D .r.a .. .tce3, aid Che IN
trudu-,lu. .' .,. mileage tickets hat
made traN.ual Hucu les, expensive o..
This road. '
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-02

STATE OF VERMONT Z Tho Hunora-
DISTRICT OF CHlTFENpIN, ~. bic the Probate
Court t.r the uistTlct ui Contender.
TO az prisons interested in the estate or
Jau c- r.. Rrln>mali late OF Burlington b" -lts
district, Il ceased. GNKGi IA
Whereas, SAID court las assigned the l1th
day oil December ucAt, Tor tie settlement ot
tine Administrators account, Mud t,r
decree ur the r. Z due ot sand estate ~ tbs
he ~ OF sud deceased. aud ordered thHt
Interested lu snti c.tutc by publishing This ms-
der three weeks eucCrskNVIN previous tO tbs
day assigned, i'm the Darlington Free presS
printed in Burlington in sad distinct.
Therefore, YOU are hereby uetincd tO ap-
pear ~ the Probate Court rooms m Bullns-
ton, on the day assigned, thcu AID tuvro Co
contest the allowance Of sad ucC uut a. you
sc cuuse, amt 60 stubi, yuur n, ii, heirs,
ana laW tui cutm0uio ul sand rc'ldur.
Given under my hand. this lst day or
December, A. d. 1887,
JENNIE STACY, Register.
y Nn.!.u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-02
william r. Bates's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable
nt.;+ - ,,,i.,,l the Probate Court
P'''''N' vi Nni''N'uei'' for the District OF
Chittendcn.
To al persons interested in the estate OF
william l.. Barcs late of Colchester. in said
district, deceased. GREETING:
whereas. said Court has ASST gncd thr Eth day
of DcCcmhcr next for the sei tlemcnt OF the
administrators account and for a decree OF
the residue Of said estate to the heirs OF
said deceased, and ordered that public notice
thereof he given to all persons Interested IN
sad estate by publishing this order three
week, SuCcCssl civ previous to the day as-
siguel. Ia the Burlington Free Press printed
ln Burlington IN said district.
Therefore. Nouarc hereby notified TO appear
at Probate court rooms iu Burlinpton, on tho
dag assiguol. ~ % aud there 10 contest theHt-
iUwuucU Of suld account II Nou see CuuS', aud
TO establish your right ~ heirs, aud lawful
claimants Of said residue.
G.vcn under my h'ud, this 30th day Of
November. lo,t
JENNIE STACY, Ree ister.
9}WiW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-02
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

The men employed in Princes marble
quarry in West Dorset who struck Satur
day, az the proprietor of the quarry en-
ployed an engineer who was not a Knight
Of Labor, now wish TO return, but Will
not he taken back Hs other men have been
h red. The quarry Is being worked to its
utmost capacity, filling orders for the
DreNel bank building in Philadelphia.
The silk factory At v hitehl!l is running
fail f.ue. About 200 young young people
Hr- r.'ilOyrd there. Three foUr,As OF The
Upe-".ols are Canadians.
The Hudson river water power and pulp
company ~ Mechanicsyille is making eX-
periments with view to the adoption of
crude petroleum as lual in place OF conl.
II petroleum Ice adopted t9e company WA
use from 1000 TO 5000 Gai 5is .tst.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-12-02

\ patclt has been granted to Andrew J.
Morrison, West Troy, y !. a,slguor of
One-halt to G. l.. Slliman, Rutland, foG "A
fastening for mail bags.
The members Of the senior class in Nor
witch university, NoIthiie!d who were re.
Gently suspended for persistng in break
ing certain new regulations, have thought
better q the matter and returned.
There were nine applicants at the coun-
~ examination Of teachers at Mont pelier
saturday, none OF whom su ceeded in
reaching the required standard.
Mr.. Nelson Holden of Arlington, while
matism of the heart. He was u years
age and was worthy aud respected cit
iz@u. Nearly a year ago his wife was
found dead in her bed
The young daughter " Mrs Ellen Ware
and another girl banned Gardner, who
lived at Mrs. Wares In Finland. disap-
peared Saturday night about 6 D. m. and
have not been seen or heard OF since.
Silas NJ. Waite Is said to be the better
ny 10000, from the estate Of young Mr..
Ninton, who died in Springfield recently
G. w. Burnett is planning to build n
large foundry the coming season at Pad
docks Village
Hon. Stephen w. Dorsey, a native of
Benson, has purchased a thousand acres
OF land IN that town. The farm Is to be
operated by James Dorsey, his brother,
recently of the New York custom house
and formerly in charge of the senator's
large ranch in New Mexico.
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CRlrtS And AcCIprrrs.

While Henry j. Combes, Of st. Adams
WAS underneath u freight car making re
pairs Tuesday night, he was caught and
badly maugled-his left arm b ing Sc
yered at the SHOULDER. He was alive at
laot accounts
The store Of Thomas II Hall Of Pow
broken into SUNDAY morning about
O'Clock AND over 500 worth Of goods were
taken.
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TIE NEWS In VERMONT.
MATTERS OF INTEREST IN OUR OWN
STATE.

WINOOsKI.

D
ct.,,.1i.....c r,.f,.;t,, ,,isyion will rro-
." y, E+ l. ~ r.ida,, oyauirr, ~
1 80 81, ~ ,ii't 49,, .,,aot Charitv y ond
III I,,I,.,. wv v',rls The Shake
-, ZIG. III ~. Gret ,noetincr Wndnes.
AZ n,.',.fI d. .tl Ni.s IIulI The
ISrs.,,I, ,I.... .r.ursjay evening Thr
It,, ,' . 49, I..'. ,,.uarI ahlv rnn5 ana
tbn ,L..'.I. ,... runsiderabiy ex.erl
11oI
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~,
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-he J.-.e tH P"te apu thhtu pos
Ee~'I h..'...'' ..'''. nun PouH WI
u'H . over . '''.' va Eoou eha..n0 on
ne -- '..'. .''e h3'eS etV'htu To-
NcH"''' N'.. eco. .V't 20 E'iuI
Go'"H ",.' ' ,iraa no"'P"r"
1as p. ,h'.-' i.'iA - 'HloIhia.
JERICHO.
~ 81. p.,lf..,,,i... .icl hoiro ensd
20 his hon.. DE- A i Somer. has la
10 ms a. i - H. u.
'd'e' ,"' "Y ,''GS'A ",is' IAN
~" ,,i,,tar
with a strong probability of being sue
cesSi ~ ,,.; ,I,,ce MAN, ~" Dane,,y
1'nr o. ,,,a ,.,il M. i'm cbarga of tha SIM.
ian,b r.',,s ls.t tern Misses Lizzie Nc.
Eihb0n a"d V9rv Warner 49,. At the I'm.
,',,ni ,,ea,ir, nf The Conoreoatiom,,l
rhn.ch eUcistT baid last Satnrd.v even.
mo, tSs t,1IoStin', Ulcers were erected for
~ 'ue 49, ,. ','7 Trauidant II ~ WI
finr,I.1inii- ~ IL potyeli .troasrirer John
, w. ',,ll,ofnr - Van VIet evecti
~ '' ,r,,.,,-iri.s l. NJ Stevens ira q
HJ,Sr.e LAIN \(biflun.
CHARLOTTE
Who'll aud slp,oIs have elternatrd for
che n,.i r,y DAYS Recent SHOWS and
AIN Y,p i,u,,ci,t-d nv those with EMMY
,istcrus and fInY.. springs ana wells.....
htcehl new rom OlsHoP2,lSj; MIicn, re
iormer rc-ideu,ol iii, place -. III view
0f me rtvare. .f nice among fruit trees
last winter. extra cue is being taken t.
0rntect small trees by tarIed paper or
nanklag ND wien lIrt.....Elrle Puudlr,
= stuG-n' az -aXjou- River who has been
nome a couple of we ks with bad cough,
mas returned TO -uuJC. ...... The you X peu-|
lie are arranging fora s-iies of social aud
literary entertainments during the inter-
they propose TO have a singing class in
Additiou......W ". n. Root has his new
nou-e, A,, Mech farm nearly completed
Ampii II Gillette. who had paralv;
G shock SONG tme 40 remains about the
same, ana Is unable 10 move from the bed
The SHOCK rendered him speeChless Mr.
Gillette i, the oldest mau in town, has Inv
I'd here since boyhood and, possessing an
excellent memory. his "reminiscences of
I'D times were very interesting. Parties
engaged in resuryevipp the old Rutland
and Burlinptpu railroad. have been exam
ming the town records to locate the
bounds OF certain roads crossed by the
inc, and 10 is remarkable TO find how the
.'arlv snrveys Roads that % wears agu
,,Jaro mo ,nGst ,,eeJ of anvin the town a1a
now diecontinued entirely. or SO changed
N conrse ~ to he hardly recopniZed hv the
nrespnt s,,1dents Of the records Several
II the SURVEYS start from a point in front
- sor,aL -, bousa fnr ;netanca ,Ylar
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band will give an entertainment IN liolleY
hall soon......Dr. Primes new house Is
about completed 800. he pleasant wealth
err OF sunday was IollQWeu by n ram
storm, which prevailed through the night
an Monday. IL was badly needed, rs the
springs from which TINS village Is supplied
were getting low ....Insurance agents
have much uIlncuty now IN pIHclnG RISKS
on me business docks I'D TINS village. Iht
Insurance companies are nor anxious TO
carry any, nut wheh they 90 ISSue poll'
CIV lhe premium Is very h'VE, ms Is one
OF the strong arguments " against moor,
pore ing tue NlIIaHr 1891 - hluleN ana
\. f. Manu- II SpeuI lh!uk'HlNlnH III i})S
ION, returning nome '7a' uIu'N '''. rs
y H. Nu'rtW0 II 'H 'rNi'' '"t tut-l "i neI
I'Ihtr L. Dix. .',.' / ne Ioa, ,, ~ sew l'
yen urn"' j. W. u.s. nSUt Hi0,''y cluuI ION
re micananH al portion, however is an
improvement over 'ne I'"" USE" I'9l IeAr'
Isle La Motto.
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b.. ..',' ,,.i f,r n'.r ..y ,o','. , ,.
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,yb,I,. ,,,,,t,,r;',,, Ind tb,. ,l.,i.i,n i.,,,.
,''i.l' S,'",i.L Ca1t Gsor,,n r ,lc,,is
has ratnrn,d INN, Wbitrhuil (li.s
Naui,. 12',.,,, i ia Nsu Nnr, tor a. f,,,
,verts VI.s Daisy Mont .,nm,rv auJ
.T4s.e " Un,cnu1b were home from, tLr,,,
schooI in 81 Nlbans for Thanksoivin0
man bnv.Ia,n savar,,l cases nf ni.,ii,5'',nnt
dinhthari, i'm t"yn bnt ali are i'nnrnIintt
Mis- Helena IInIrouhn nieusnntlv a.,
farf,,insd he, vHnn,, triands 1'b4rikt,ivini,
eve viii a donkey marty Emmett Cool
snll tnnit Hrstnn Ala lbh4ln. Second n,.iza
The city and North eud people are very
n ulsuaut oNel One leilIoN&i VI .he p}sl
, me 10 ne eAO,einu so .UIlu ~ I'll We
NV - t'',' ,,tS, 10 T,o
q aI iJ -; ta lt,tS
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Is fis",. ,,ii3' Is 9'i', ,l,.,R ny
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"!ou. ~" 9h"I@ 81 .tnNa7' ~ oc.p'' De-
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iot,. w. ' ,,,7, 49, '.I.,t w. SIN
luoue'' ""' eN'lS '"e - I'"N u ""'el'
Cambridge.
Nlortirnr, Brush If stowe. has been I'm
town. Mrs. i. Luce has zone to Man
chester ON icruuuf ot me lines. of h T.
ltoiupr >,bn. nyr,Ihrrp DR. t;llbrrf Da.
i,t. irurd from Ngrll-vilIp aud viii he AT
Inc Rrrn rlt' rest of ms ,,o,,th p,t,ck
cav na. "A colt Il months Old thiI y,loh,
s4o D.uud, ThIee urv n,pnbers wrrr
;,ddrJ. To- inc / .odJt of Good r.nnIars 'i,,.t
Frdav ,v.uiu5 Rev & Graves nf Rur
Iiapt0iI. d. ld Epi,rooal .eryIcs nj the Me
thudlst church al he Roro Sunday after
noon. Bapilsmnl service was held also
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lard's tall Friday evening. Proceed FOR
he organ mud 1.-The town Is re naika
MY Tree from sickness me water WORKS
are pracucaI,N cpWpl't q IN 'u4h me sys-
,Sn ,ittno o,it',,o g.. ~ w.
have done their Wuri> faithfully ana well.
The pump works pert C ~ and is quite n
revelation in the WY OF machinery to our
people ... The ldies Of the UuiversaiiSt
society will hold "A b z4Hr and turkey SUP
per Dec lG...lIrer c.. was fully or9lu
iztd tuesday rvciIu4 hV the election of &.
l. Ward. 70 cunr, Burt Bliss, first AS
sistant, CH'k Ro"rll second assistant,
George w. SOU e. clerk ana +. T. Brad
ley treasurer ere are about - III he
company nude UP'. the business men and
clerks.... Thr unl'W".N dw'h OF Nonus
Zero is sim N" top G. u r'nNor-ai ipU, me
O,'' - i,, -
lo,, f.. ,t work .+ Il- ,fl. rl.... ,Y. the pur.
rom farm Lul .fn.I-., bt,- I.r
,,.,,.
"''''''i''
Every one cXpic--r. much satisfaction
with the action Dattu 10y the Vo.c cts at the
special town meeting held ON saturday
afternoon. A lar1e number were present
and it was voted unanimously to postpone
DONG anything about building the new
bridge talked OF on the old site, or OMEN.
ing the new road, until the bonded debt
va 'HS .'NH - an paul MS ,'I'i'"N HS"
is now brought where 1t can be mastered
IN one or two years as the town sees fit.
...... Tue winter term OF the village
schools opened on Wednesday, with a
good a tendance IN an me departments.
.....T stewart and his wife, former
~. Miss LeB rrou, Will teach the Lowell
schools, aud Miss huEpet WIZ pc III chdr4e
OF the school az West Btrkshlre village.
..... The old Christian church has been
repaired little and extra meetings have
been held there Tor the past week WIN a
good attendance and lnteiest..... .Phil
lips, who lost several toes under the pulp
,,',i l ''''iN NJ ~ =, 80 .
never more generally observed than this
year. There was general closing Of bus
mess places. The uniou praise service
held at the Conversational church in the
evening was well attended, and proved
an interesting and prohtable netting.
\ new snow III u4h hs, been uuIIt aud II
viii be mluipular,d on The village side.
walks by james lryett
vo,,,r,,,,
"'S " lux,
Rev Mr. HeAth is holding extra meet
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.


The volumes Ot the BAZAAR begin with the
Numbers Tor January vi euch year. When
no time is mcnti II, d, subscriptions WIZ be-
gin with the Number CURRENT al time OF re-
ceipt Of order.
Bound Volumes Of Hrpsr's Bo1or for
tn ee years back. IN neat cloth bind ny, win
fe sent by mail postage maid. or hs exp eSS
free If expense Crowded the freight d es not
exc o1 100 per volume for S7.tO per lune.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for
binding, Will be sent by mall, postpaid, On
receipt Of Si.U each.
Remiti- nces should be made by Post. ono
Money order or Draft, to avoid chance or
loss.
me uOttl1ut the express order Of HARPHR D
BHOrHERS.
Address HARPER BROTHERS, New
YOrk,
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q,be focnI,,. ..t liza .,....,,,, ,..,.o mod.
me foIiowi" ...nnint,., fo. ,n,. s ,.,t,'
C l,t iuii,'""'- ''.'''I i0r 'nt senior
Ii,',,,.h. =, u, H. and
IU ,''"'ta '''' ~ ~" -'"r'oh ana
y" Nt,i.," 'p''" -, 80 t"f repre-
~ ~ yi''"t',T ~. -. - !, d .rnauKa q
y ~ ,,,... s0I.N ~ ~ I'7tspur3h'
n Ij,tin r,, rlI'', ~ ,oWm -, 80,
i iiou'7 n'7 S,, d pu7ltloh as DOCK
r.. IIepI' ia '''I1N ) NtpIe -, ne
49," .,.p ~; menu Iheir Zee
"'' by a1 IHe opera
a., ,p.'l ~, .. i.,''niF HNfHlu Np'tuper
,. nc ,iI'uuir G,"'s az lne acaleiay
HoIu 70 P''"'' III 'uc Taivihy nan, De
etIi ~ n ,IeulLe II 4sthSs, brother
ii', - ~ III to"h VISITING
,.,.,t, ~ meM III ~ ny Tue name o.
IL ~ i.eH'rl are apo4' 20 oneh car
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"ROB0R0.''
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made out his bald head sitting mp in
bed, we just laid that clammy hand
on il in a irightiul way. Next min
ute we heard pa in the hallway, aud
Elm said through the trumpet. You
cannot escape from the perturbed
spirit of David, which haunts this
place." David wac Ems mothers
first husband. go to the wronged
woman. confess, aud sin no more, "
added Em through the columns Of
the daily paper,
II want to see your mother, Emma,
and so to the city today" said the
old mau, at breakfast. "You girls
behave yourselves; may net 90
down again, but you finish the week
here"
80 En- and | are at Saratoga, and
having time that couldn't be pho
tographed. CLARA BELLE.
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re Knew BIaiae.

Eoglish Letter. Nr. Blaine was In
capital tpii's I'll day, 10 much m
that bis inquisitivsnes Kept tran mon
busy lie nvinosd an Ame ican-like
interest In everything psrtainiog to
the al, which ia one Of The best i'm.
proved Ia ElTope THIS parry did not
70 70 the diDiDg hali NJ Preston, but
previously lunohei In the car. At
Carlisle, two + glishmen, one q pro.
nouucsd C1ctnry, stOoi near my com.
par,men, window. 10y fay, no
chap," lad toe former "who are The
royal swells Ia yonder1 Queer cove,
ehT
"Amerlcsns," said the other, know.
insly; mn. Bsine, | think his name
IT,"
"Av,' general or som thirg
liGe."
mo, not that, | believe. He "a.
Pres dent II thb Southern States when
the war broke out"
"Aw' And the clckney chappie
walke! 40 add looked into the win.
dow,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-24

Texas Siltipgs: Pretty soon all
over the broad South tho 6rst bale
Of cotton will begin TO arrive. The
average newspaper reader feels like
celebrating a day Of thanksgiving
when the last, or rather the first,
bale OF cotton has ceased to arrive.
You cannot pick ny a newspaper
without, before you can help your.
seli, acquiring the absurd and use
less information that the first bale
has arrived At Hog Eye, or Postum
Trot, or Lickskillet. Some
towns seem 10 be founded for
no other purpose In the world
except that first bale can arrive at
them. There is nothing we can sec
about the arrival Of bale Of cotton
70 excite much awe. The FIRST bale
does not give, on It's arrival, a street
parade, with q brass band like 4 cir.
Gus. II a es not ride about town in
|. hack with q cigar in il mouth aud
is hoofs up on tho front seat a. does
q newly arrived cowboy from the
frontier. Whom the bale arrives in
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-24

town, which it does for a week at
least, it does not hunt you down and
want to sell you goods and
you d mt want, cheaper than
anybody, like the first drum
mer who arrives. The first bale
never gets on its ear, shoots off its
pistol, or has to be stored like des-
perado when he arrives in town.
Then why make such a fuss about
the first bale, which is quiet and
resting, and dislikes newspaper
notoriety. 1t does not want to run
for the Legislature, hence there
ought not to be SO much said about
it. Cities that want to become rail
road centers should offer a reward
for the scalp of the man who starts
the nuisance by bringing in the first
bale.